| AQUATINTS | • aquatints n. Plural of aquatint. • AQUATINT v. to etch using a certain process having the effect of watercolour drawing. |
| QUAINTEST | • quaintest adj. Superlative form of quaint: most quaint. • QUAINT adj. pleasantly odd, also QUEINT. |
| QUESTRIST | • questrist n. (Obsolete) A seeker or pursuer. • QUESTRIST n. (Shakespeare) a seeker; a pursuer. |
| QUIETISTS | • quietists n. Plural of quietist. • QUIETIST n. one who believes in quietism. |
| QUINTETTS | • quintetts n. Plural of quintett. • QUINTETT n. a composition for five voices or instruments, also QUINTET, QUINTETTE. |
| QUITRENTS | • quitrents n. Plural of quitrent. • quit-rents n. Plural of quit-rent. • quit␣rents n. Plural of quit rent. |
| QUOTIENTS | • quotients n. Plural of quotient. • QUOTIENT n. the result obtained by dividing one quantity by another. |
| SQUATTIER | • squattier adj. Comparative form of squatty: more squatty. • SQUATTY adj. squat, dumpy. |
| SQUATTILY | • SQUATTY adv. squat, dumpy. |
| SQUATTING | • squatting n. The posture of one who squats. • squatting n. The act or general practice of occupying a building or land without the permission of the owner. • squatting v. Present participle of squat. |
| SQUINTEST | • squintest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of squint. • SQUINT adj. cross-eyed. |
| SQUITTERS | • squitters n. Plural of squitter. • SQUITTERS n. (colloquial) diarrhoea. |
| TORQUIEST | • torquiest adj. Superlative form of torquey: most torquey. • TORQUEY adj. providing force to cause rotation. |